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Posts: 120 Location: Chicago, IL | Anonymous - 7/28/2004 9:40 AM There are no muskies in MN. In fact, you would be better off fishing elsewhere. I believe this photo to be fake in order to attract attention to MN, when in fact it was caught in WI. I agree... cant you tell by the markings... I mean... only the Big Chip could produce a hog like that. After all... Everyone knows that it the Chip is the home to world record muskies. No fish in Minnesota. | ||
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Kinda sad to see MI members putting the fish on the boat carpet. I like Koepp's approach of wetting a rainsuit and laying the fish on that for a good measure. We all live and learn. But - What a Fine Fish! Man! I'd need tranquilizers for a week after hooking that beast. m | ||
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Posts: 492 Location: Lindenhurst, Illinois | #*#*, lets just stop fishing for them all together. | ||
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Posts: 921 | I just wanna say that either Hamernick is amazed by the look on his face or just plain drunk. Midge Moneymaker | ||
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Posts: 459 Location: New Baden IL | If I was fishing or guiding when a HAWG like that came into the boat, I would have my "face" on like his! What a beast! I cannot believe the gut on that monster. | ||
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Posts: 629 Location: Bloomington, MN | I'm glad the fish was released and commend the angler for doing so, but how would a replica be made of something that probably never existed before this? | ||
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"That thing looks like it ate a beaver!", said my son when I showed him the photos. Remarkable. BrianF Twin Cities | |||
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Caught on a Pacemaker........yeah, those things are just another Tallywhacker. Where are the lure rippers now? | |||
JAY SBMC![]() |
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Posts: 148 Location: DES MOINES, IOWA | I thought it was a typo when I saw 51x29.Wow, like the rest of you guys, I can't believe the girth on this fish.As far as smiling, most of my musky pictures, I am not, but once the fish is released is when I go nuts.Just too concerned/serious about getting a quick picture, and a successful release to even think about smiling.Congrats on who caught this fish, and would make an excellent replica because of the girth.Mille Lacs boat traffic is going to be increasing in the near future. ![]() | ||
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Posts: 1769 Location: Algonquin, ILL | Refering to the guys expresion it could just be SHOCK that fish is almost as big as he is. The color and markings of that beast are just plain beautiful what a wonderful replica that fish will make hope fittante gets the job Edited by JohnMD 7/30/2004 7:53 AM | ||
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